[dpcan]

2 weeks ago I created a prototype in SwiftUI to present at work this week and I was going to use my phone. An hour before the meeting I decided to open it and do one last run-through to refamiliarize myself with it.

I got the same notice.

Had to scramble to rebuild/provision and re-install on my device from my Mac that was in another part of town - for which I had to drive.

And then I got some strange errors because apparently I had to update either my OS or XCode?

Ended up just showing the Android version and that worked fine of course.

It's very annoying indeed, but at the end of the day, complaining probably won't get me anywhere, it's been this way since, what, 2007?

P.S. Developers complain about a bunch of things on the Andrdoid platform too, particularly Google Play, so it's hard to win.

[eddieroger]

> An hour before the meeting I decided to open it and do one last run-through to refamiliarize myself with it

Apple has plenty of reasons for people to be upset, but testing your live demo an hour before going on is not their fault.

[albrewer]

If I load a demo app on my device, test the demo, and then turn the device off, I expect the everything to work exactly like it did the next time I turn on my device.